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Personally, space bases at the moment are kinda pointless unless we can make them self-sufficient… the earth can't afford to export millions of liter-gallons of water to places where it can't return to earth. That's also why it's a really dumb idea to just chuck our garbage/carbon into space, we'll need that garbage as new material in a million years or so
Space:1999, first season only. Awesome show about a moon base.
The video about moon dust being like grains of rice that are made of razor blades is still accurate right? Sounds like a nightmare.
There's some nice lava tubes in the moon we'll be utilizing.
Vaush is incorrect but I forgive him for not knowing:
The magnetosphere is, as the name implies, magnetic, as such it can only deflect charged particles like, say, solar wind, which is made of protons, electrons and a bunch of ionized elements.
On the other hand it's the ozonosphere that stops EM radiation from hitting the surface, because ozone scatters gamma and UV rays and lowers their overall energy
Just a nitpick light is a kind of radiation the reverse is not true.
The kind of radiation we struggle with in space is high energy particle radiation.
Light radiation is pretty easy to stop with our current technology.
so what you are asking is – which base is more based?
Respect for putting a proper flag on your spacesuit
But what about the Moon Nazis?🤔
Space mining in the current system is going to make someone unimaginably wealthy and quite possibly steal the future of absolutely everyone else
Around 2 minutes I thought he was saying "trans mission" instead of "transmission" so I was very confused with the context lmao
Hello Vaush, you should cover Hamza, he is having some pretty far-right tendencies and masking it as self improvement
For a politics guy he knows a lot about science but let me correct Vaush on the last bit of the segment:
So with earth's magnetic field: The sun emits multiple forms of radiation: electromagnetic radiation (mostly visible light, infared and UV radiation) and very fast, small, electrically charged particles (protons, helium cores, electrons and such) which are also known as the "solar wind." Electromagnetic radiation is electrically neutral and can't be manipulated by magnetic fields, the solar wind however is what the magnetic field actually shields us from. The solar wind's particles pose a danger to our atmosphere as they are the medium that would slowly deplete it (as it happened with Mars) and with it the proctective ozone layer. This layer is what blocks the sun's (very dangerous) UV radiation, which can penetrate the magnetic field as it's without a charge. Were it not for the ozone layer, earth's surface would be uninhabitable for life as we know it.
Also a reminder that you should use sun screen, folks.
If the moon was based it would be based
Could faux interior windows linked to exterior cameras work in place of real windows? Like tv screens pretending to be windows?
Not only would it be cool to live on the moon, the view would be fantastic! Imagine being able to look upon this blue diamond we live on! Seeing it every day in all its glory! Ahhhhhh, how wonderful :3 Also, if we encounter hostile aliens, a moon base as the last line of defense is paramount!
I don't feel comfortable altering the moon in any significant way considering how critical it is to our planet's survival.
It's pretty cool that I worked with NASA for the testing phases for the mission pretty dope. Space shit is so cool.
ISS is also in LOW earth orbit. It's barely space. So low it has to move very fast — goes around the earth every 90 minutes. So it's very protected by earth's magnetic field. Unlike a theoretical moon base. I agree that a (underground!) moonbase is 1000000x more practical than a mars base. And people have to realize anything mined in space stays in space — it's not going to be brought back to earth ever, because that would be dumb. It could be brought to a moonbase though. And the moonbase should be built by robots via telepresence — VR can have an actual application here to compensate for the light-lag — 2.56 seconds roundtrip lag would be disorientating and really slow some things down for tasks requiring manual dexterity but initial heavy construction could be compensated for by training. We should have done all this decades ago tbh.
Yall should watch For All Mankind
Re: last question – it's the ozone layer in our atmosphere that absorbs ionizing radiation. The magnetic field blocks the solar wind because it'sade of charged particles iirc
ARTEMY IS GOING TO THE MOON!?!?
I think one thing people don't get about radiation is it depends on the type. Alpha radiation if inside you will fuck you up but is stopped by paper externally (it becomes helium once it grabs electrons). Beta can be stopped easily enough because it has a charge. However once you start getting into gamma, xrays and neutron radiation shit gets complicated. Essentially the only thing way to stop them is mass and even then some forms are better than others. A rule of thumb would be about a meter of concrete and stop most neutron or gamma radiation. If you put the same amount of mass just denser that also works, however problem is that means heavy in space. We could make windows theoretically but they would likely need to be a meter thick. Radiation is the big issue for space at all times. We just don't currently have good solutions to it
Man I can't wait for the universal century to begin and mobile suits to come with it, personally I'm waiting for the zeta gundam.
instead of windows, why not just build the walls as a solid thick slab of lead, then just place cameras on the outside and connect them to window sized monitors across the interior?
Moon bases, then start the crawlonization with Venus. Seriously, watch Winter on Venus by Isaac Arthur here in yt
7:34 a good example of this is Antarctica and the international geophysical year, Soviets and westerners did a lot of work together
Jupiter bases are cooler.
Industrializing the moon is the first step towards the rest of the solar system.
A lunar airport would be a goddamn banger idea. Just imagine seeing some rockets take off. That'd be a sight
Joke: Mars bases
Woke: Moon bases
Bespoke: Orbital shipyards and launch sites.
Realistically effectively mining the Asteroid belt, would be hard, even after establishing a permanent self-sustained base on the moon and mars combined.
You know what's better than a moon base or a mars base? A rotating high orbital base. Mars is too far and gravity well with an atmosphere that makes take off difficult without even being breathable. The moon though is filled with static-charged moon dust which (without an atmosphere to erode it) are just tiny, jagged glass shards that cling to everything making any sort of production a nightmare.
Loool no asteroids combined don’t have earth mass. We are basically sitting on the densest chuck of matter outside of the sun.
The moon was given to me by birthright. Should NASA attempt to colonize the lunar surface it would be an open declaration of war. Their blood will fill the great crater tombs of our ancestors. Sign up to defend the moon from Earth today.
Most space craft I can think of have windows, apollo, iss, space shuttle, and so on. They usually have small windows though, the reason they have small windows or almost none has to do primarily with ayructural integrity, glass breaks and cracks ( let's air out) eaisier then pretty much anything else. It also nearly impossible to repair in space where as you could weld metal back together. Space craft tend to have alot of cameras because of that. An interesting solution that alot of spacecraft have used to get around qñl the issues of glass in space are periscopes, the mercury space capsule actual had a periscope on it that the pilot could look out of just like a window.
I just want the US to have Trains :(.